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Real Audio Previews
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 = Reggae/Dancehall,
 = Jungle/D'n'B,
 = Dub,
 = other
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Steve Machete’s intro
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Wha' gone bad a morning
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Dancehall reggae with a junglistic edge. DJ Mumaleck and the backup vocal duo EQ’s
comment on domestic violence from a woman’s point of view. |
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Calle de verano
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based on a poem by nicaraguan poet Ana Ilce, jazzy/dubby |
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Rockland’s interlude
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Singer Rockland captured outside Caveman studio in Kingston |
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Sweet sugar dumpling
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Singer Mark Wonder sings for his loved one on a driving dancehall riddim. |
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U look good (African Princess)
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a hiphop flavoured Ragga track featuring vocals by DJ Spectacular |
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Madrugada
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laid back track with elements from Drum&Bass and Latin |
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Movin' dread
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Roots singer Candyman on a dubby rhythm track |
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Jones for Mr. Johnson
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soul diva Jocelyn Brown remixed by The Interruptor |
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Dance a yard
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Dub/House fusion with vocals by Reggae singer Steve Machete |
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The return of Sleng
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A junglistic rework of King Jammy's "Sleng Teng" riddim with a touch of acidic madness |
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Beauty and the beat
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atmospheric Drum'n'Bass, earthy bass-line |
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Interruption Style
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Jungle track with old school Reggae MC samples |
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Mumaoo
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DJ Calalooman tells about his ma and about being locked up by the police.
same riddim as track 2 |
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The prayer
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The most rhythmical prayer you may ever have heard! Vocals are by veteran sound system
DJ Danny Dread - same riddim as track 5 |
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Flatline
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Drum'n'Bass with a techy attitude |
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